AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoVenezuela Earthquake Aftermath: Nearly a week after twin quakes, Venezuela is still scrambling for food and shelter as rescue hopes fade; a Jordanian team pulled a 3-year-old boy alive from rubble in Caracas, while officials say the death toll is nearing 2,000 and thousands remain missing, with aid bottlenecks and disease fears growing. Humanitarian Response: The U.S. has expanded disaster relief inside Venezuela with hundreds of troops and air/naval support, while international partners—including Malta—are sending money and supplies through Red Cross networks. Cuba-U.S. Tensions: Cuba says talks with the United States are at an impasse despite Havana’s economic reforms, warning it will respond “with all” force to any U.S. military aggression. Peru Politics: The U.S. congratulated Peru’s president-elect Keiko Fujimori, as she prepares to govern amid organized crime and instability. North America Trade: Mexico says the U.S. and Canada will hold virtual USMCA review talks July 1, seeking a long extension or annual review cycle. World Cup Culture & Conduct: Mexico advanced past Ecuador but faced reports of homophobic chanting by fans, while Ecuador’s coach Sebastian Beccacece stepped down after the loss.
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